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Transfers Of Real Esfate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: T. A.
T. Judd to g. j. Bessler, lots 1, and 6, 50. NV.
1893; $3593.98. Mary B. Collins to r. L. B.
Clarke, lot 20, So 155; $4.125. Same to Laura N.
Doolittle, lot 81, do; $3S39.55. w. K. Menden-
hall to s. G. Brown lot 81, sec. f. Barry Farm; s..
Thos. Flynn to Sarah E. Flynn, part 5, 50. 5s5;
=. D. Foley to Mary Grimm, sub lot IA, So b72;
lis; sl3,5O0 Mary E. Young to Jennie s. Bart
lett, PIT. "a, S. P. BIS sub Mt. Pleasant; 1880
Chaplin Brown to Lendall A Conner, lots lbs and
1885, do; 81, $50. A. Schwartz TO Carrie II. Mar
shall, $. pit Il, SO. s67; $1,000. Mary Grinen to
6; G Bishop. 2 81. Te; q goo ". FL a0ltz-
Freeman to 6. Lymon, Sub 81, 50. SIS; 81 500
Mary J. snowden to h. N. Baker, part IL, So. 81 !;
a5 J. ailiyer ct al to H. NJ Sewma an sub
T. Knott, part Girls portion, acres; $. J. T.
Knott to G. E. Green. same property; =. j. F.
Jones to R: J; Geare, sub g., So: 81; $3o75so J:
II, Reno; s. G. Truesdell to J.W. Latimer ct al,
lot 2, Widows Mite; s5,Oa5.5o. T. E Young to
R Esp1 G ss BLOCK
So: ass; 5000. I. Kirby to b. q: Martin ct al,
Gun G. \. Rder lot = g. la Eanier Heights; $500 n.
F. "; PRATT to Sarah .: Page, lots u and la block
Pitts, sub SO. So. s5s; $500. [. c. Whitaker to
l. Y. Plunkett sub 81, So. 2se; 5000. W. J.
Brooks, to A A. Brooke, subs 10 and II, SO. 934;
E.. A. A. Brooke to Phoebe v. Brooks same
property; $; T. F: Sargent to Mary E. Wa1hen,
sub 33, so. 9A5; S2,525. Williamson to r. C.
McCathron, trustee, part 3D. 50. s22; So c. Brown
TO c. b. Brooks lots LIP, 113 la and lis, c. BIS
sub OF Browns Homestead; s. 1s5. Isabe LA K.
Brownson to e. r Newman, part lot IS, SO: 157,
63x102 81, 245.55. Henry to T: c: N. Sexton,
part "a So J.: l; - B; Beale to R. H. T; Lei;
walsh to Louisa A. Walsh, part go. B and HIS ad-
dition to West Washington; $50: Ella T: Leeds,
q r of al rt
ElIa i: Leeds to same, part s, g. s21; 500. 4 3.
Wilson to Robert Leow, sub 81, so. 534; s., 600.
Henry Potbury to Marry Perry, sub "a, 50. 73; 3.
John B. Cagett to c. w. COOksey, part 81, SO. $50;
$c72. Mary Perry to Henry POtbury, lot 81. So.
70; SIS D: Webb, to E; D. Brady, trustee, lot 2i,
So. ". OF 653; $1,000 C. Early to Harietta j..
Early. lot 2, and part 8, g: sos; sl,7oo James me
Emily j. Jenckes to Carrie D. Lussel parts 13 ana
IA, 50: 1919, 100. John WEIGH to j. Block, lots
IL and II, so. ga; =. q. B. Clark to same, lot
Il, DO; Elizabeth Dqrtee toy; s; Morrela sub.
sub. lot S, SO. $40; 5000 A. C. Clark to :. s.
Hoover lots l. ID to2O and pit: 50. 773; 81, !464
FL Wood to A. l. Phillips lot r. SO. 992; 81, $3.50.
Jessie A Sunderland to A. c. Clark lots Ii 70 Il
and pit ~, 50. 81; $50, $50 K Z. White to c. q.
Thorn, pts. and II, So. 2S9; $4,000.
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THoMAs BOWLING, AuctioneeE
SEvENTY-SIX CASES
FINE OLD MADEIRA WINES,

Being . direct consignment from Welsh Bros, Ms
oelra, comprising the following brands and vintage:
2 Cases Malmsey, last century
Cases South Side Saraiva c. Lobo's. vintage 1915.
. Cases Sercial Fljaa dos Padres 1918.
& Cases East India Madeira 1921.
~ Cases Ievra1tes Camarade Lobns, 1880.
~ Cases Sercial Paul du May, 1885
4 Gases West India Wine, 1885.
~ Gases CamPsnario Boal 1885
~ Cases Reserve Navy, 1866.
10 Cases Grape Juice, 1875.
Inc above coEsignment of Fine old Madeira Wines
WI De sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at my salSerooms,
III "a T ana Pennsylvania avenue, TUESDAY, MAY
IL hENaa, 1887, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
by sample taken from each lot offered.
my4-dts THOMAS DOWNING, AuctioOeer.
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BROS. Auctioners.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN AND U


n
BY virtue of q deed of trust. dated January p
1879. recorded in Liper No. 906 folio 1913. ct
of the land records of the District OF Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby will
oder for sale at public auction front of the prem
iSos FRIDAY. the THIRTEENTH DAY OF MAY
AID 1887. al FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the following de
sbed real estate. situated the of WASHINGTON
In said District u wit: All those certain pieces par.
GELS of ground known and described Lots numbered
zen tl0l and eleven Il De- Gunneils subdivision
square nuInbered three hundred and i've (305) the
whole having front of fOrtythree (4S) feet 18th
street northwest. sn running back the width
depth Of nietythree 9S feet TO an alley. together
IA ali tbe improvements ways rights privileges and
appu.1eI2nees to the same belonging.
IerIas OF sale. Onetbird OF the purchase money in
cash; balance two equal installInents and
>srs- for which notes OF purchaser be given
b. Ning interest from day of sale SIX per cent per
am <n abIs lualy and to be secured by
deed trust on the property sold all cash. at OPP
ton of purchaser deposit of 800 will be required
or, es.u lot at time q sale. Conveyancing at pur-
chsses vt Terms to be complied with III ten days
trustee right resell the
Iope-ty at n and OF defauDg purchaser after
nye Gays pubic notice of such resale some news
I-aser rub ished n Washington ID. C.
ruy.s4iSds THOMAS j. HOBBS. Trustee.
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(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE.
OSIIUATED ON NJ STREET NORTH BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS

By virtue of decree passed on the 18th dav of -
January. 1851, in the cause Of schaefer VS. "a
Schaefer III the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia. numbered 9SSS, Equity Docket 3 sha1I
on fklDAY. MAY SIXTH. 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK
N orer at public sale, in mont of the premises the
the following described real property, that is to saw
Lot numbered eight (S), IN E. c. Ingersos sub vision
thirty mine Cl59l, said lot having of twenty
W rect On street and running north hundred
Terms OF sale. as prescribed by decree: One-third
caSu; oSiance In one and two from the day of
sale the notes of the purchaser TO be given for the De-
ieIred psyLnens bearing six per cent interest pay
aole semi uaiy and secured by deed of Trust on
the property sold all cash. the option of the rur
Chaser DEPOSIT Of one hundred dollars will be re-
terms OF sale are not complied with within ten DAYS
the trustee reserves the right to resell the risk and
cost Of the defaultng purchaser. Ali conveyanciog n
purchasers cost
n. RANDALL WEBB, Trustee
4O6 9th st. NV
ap21dEds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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ANOFHIR FIRE N THE s:ZRTUNG" OFFTCE.-A IRE,
believed to be tncendiary, occurred last evening in
the ONCE OF the Ne,c Yorker Zeisunl and Ne,O
Yorker Herald In the fourth door OF the Ex-story
building No. Ii Spruce street, New York, and
caused damage amounting to $1,000. This b the
fourth time within month that fires have oc-
CURED In the ONCE OF the NesU Yorker ZeituaQ.
Two weeks ago the building In Frankfort street. In
watch the paper was then published, was entirely
Quilted by IRE. The IRE marshal Is stu fnvesti-
eating the suspicious circumstances attending that
CONFEDERATION. The origin OF last nights ire win
also be investigated with care.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

hCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY SALE OF UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT.
On MONDAY MORNING, MAY SIXTEENTH
1887. commencing q TEN O'CLOCK, Adams Express
Company Will sell 1t the auction rooms Of Duncaneon
Bros. corner 9th and d streets northwest, TO Day
charges, about
$50 PACKAGES
Comprising assortment Of Trunks, Bundles, Boxe4
Valises. PACKAGES, &C., &c :
To be sold without reserve.
An parties concerned WI take notice
Terms cash, sp3O-d kdba
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ysyHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
AR NORTHWEST CORNER OF AND TWEEN
- STPEErS GEORGETOXN

BY virtue of a deed of trust, dniy recorded among
the land records of the District OF Columbia, in Ii
t,er n 104, and at the written request LII
the party secured thereby shall sell public
ton in front of the premises, SATURDAY. the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF MAY. 1887. at HALF-PAST
Five O'CLOCK PM. the following described real
tate situated in GEORGETOWN. II said District. The
% Gay NJ street, by depth of
As feet OF Lot 80. in Holme2ds addition thereto, i'm
proved by Frame House
Terms Of sale: OnettIrd cash of which $50 be
paid at Of SALE residue in two equal payments at
one and years per cen: interest. secured by
deed trust the property sCd ali cash, at option
Of purchaser All conveyancnz. &c-. at purchasers
nDss Ii terms complied with in days from
GAY of sale the Trustee the right TO advertise
vi sell the property ~ defsItlng cost and
.. 4 CHARLES n. CRAGIN, JR,
ysSdts Surviving Trustee.
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1v,I,. MAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
..,1-sr, V's SALE OF Lot ON STREET, BE-
TWrt ~ 9TH AND 18th STRESS, GEORGE

D. Sr-ne n - decree of the Supreme Court Of ar
W., ,etrict os 'SOlls1ntla- I2sSed equity $5
~ I.;.s shall sil public auction, front If -
~ ,.,,niseS ON SATURDAY, the FOURTEENTH
eay u Nay, 1887. al Five O'CLOCK Pm the fol
1890 sSr. rtat estate, situated wn,
-; - Drstrit beng part OF 10: III in Holrneads
ssstiton thereto (sqrr, 69 BEGINNING for the same
a. n.Sint or the soucx line OF Beaii O) street
s,stsnt $50 feet east IN Vi Montgomery (now 2Sth)
and run thence east ID feet: south 10 feet.
Z~.sr IL, fret. north 100 feet 10 the beginning.
Terms of sale-cash II which adepcs1t OF 500 must
be made 1t time Of sale Terms 10 be complied with
in rr, davs All conyeyancIng, &c at purchasers cost
CHAS Il. CkAGIN, JK-, Surviving Trustee,
mx2d.s 321 ~ street northwest.
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ROBBERIES RKPoRfED.-GeO. 3. Chittenden, How
ard avenue, Mount Pleasant reports stolen during
the past week, gold bar-pin, diamond pendant,
and pair Of earrings, set with diamonds. VIM.
s. T1lp, No. 1917 New jersey avenue northwest,
reports the larceny Of q silver watch, worth SIS.
Miss Ida Moore No. 1926 street, reports the lar
ency OF gold watch, worth $25. Mrs s. D. Pin
son, NOS Iowa circle reports stolen from her house
within the past twenty days several thousand
dollars worth Of diamond jewelry. DR.. Ratcline
reports the larceny OF nine brass gas brackets,
worth s. Jacob jacobson, No. 942 r street, re-
ports stolen 50 worth OF clothing.
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THE SALVATION ARMY. - Monday afternoon
there was q large attendance at the Salvation
Ballfngton Booth spoke on "Humanity and Its
Claims" After the meeting adjourned the Officers
OF the army marched to the Salvation Temple,
the visiting On1cers. At z O'Clock the army
marched back to the Rifles Armory, where
another meeting was held, at which Marshal
ing the officers held an "all night OF prayer" In
the temple. Yesterday afternoon, In the East
washington barracks, there was meeting Of the
of1cers, followed at night by meeting In Odd Eel
lows Hall
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INHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY-FIVE

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH
1857, SIX O'CLOCK. IN front of the pre ,nises -
shall sell Lots and and east 3 feet Of Lot c. 1E52
In square IL having front of 43 feet on the sou tn
east corner OF 10Th and streets by detth of ltI1
feet to an alley. together with the improvements
which consists of Brick House.
Terms: One-third cash: the residue in two eoraI
payments at SIX and twelve months with notes bear
Ing interest and secured deed of trust ON the DROP
erty sold or all cash. at the option purchaser NI0O
deposit required at the time Of sale All coyeyapcine
&c, at purchasers cost. ar,1t,-d Sdse'
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OFFICE B. II. WARNER CO.,
" Real Estate Brokers, 916 st. NV.

We will offer at pnblic sale, the premises on 4a&
WEDNESDAY, ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, ~
1881. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ some
excellent villa sites in Shanrons subdivision in Ana
avenue Az Of which are newly parked and paved and
by street about 5Ox
LIS feet Plats may be obtsned at this Office at any
time before the day of SALE This will afford splendid
opportunity for parties to sites for homes
lots for investment
B. II. WARNER & CO.,
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. my4-d&ds
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WALTEEs B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE sUBURRA

By virtue of certain deed of trust bearing date -
the 9Th day Of April 1876 and recorded in liberla7
Sl4 folio 95. OF the land records Of the District Iii
of Co luInba l. the undersigned, will sell public
spstid9 n from. Of the premise, nss ERIDAY the
the fc lowing described real estate situate in the
count. of Washington and District Of Columbia. to
wit Ii Of the southeast quarter of lot numbered
fhisy-.!vo $50 Of Wright and Co1,s subdiyision Of
veyor OF the District Of Columbia, said Wright and
Cox's subdivision being suburb the north of
Washn gton city and west of 9TH street extended with
the imp rovemeDts thereon, consisting Of small frame
house.
TERMS: One-third of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance in twD equal nstalfme at and
twelve nopths with interest 6 per &c at per annum
payable semi secured by deelH said
premise all CASH at the option of purchaser. Fifty
dollars will required az PROPERTY ia bid off
All leysncing and recording purchaer's cost
terms not complied with in d1gs the prop-
vii be resoAd the risk and Of the deaultng
purchAl
ap,64 lot THOMAS ]. BROWN, Trustee
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The Stage Coach Overturned.
BAD ACCIDENT At FOREPAUGH'S CIRCUS IN BALTI-
MORE YESTERDAY.

A BAD ACCIDENT At FoREPAuGH's CIRCUS IN BALTr-
MOLE YESTERDAY.
During the pursuit Of the stage coach by Indians
in the wild West portion OF Forepaughs circus at
Baltimore yesterday, the coach was overturned In
turning a sharp curve In the ring. Inside the
coach were Mrs. George Lngard, Mrs. Nellie Dtlks
Gray and Josie Kennedy, q child OF twelve years.
Guns were being fired, and the audience OF 10000
was worked up TO the highest pitch Of excitement.
When the coach went over women in the audience
shrieked and men rushed 10 the rescue OF the occu-
pants Charles Davis, driver OF the coach, had his
collar bone broken, but plucktly hung on to his
horses. The excitement was tremendous, and q
panic might have ensued but for the prompt &C
ton of the eighteen policemen present. Doctors
were sent for and the persons inside the coach
were quickly attended to. Mrs. Lngard, it was
found, had her right elbow dSlOcated and her right
wrist broken. Mrs. Gray was severely injured In
ternally and In great pain. Little Josie Kennedy
was badly cut about the head.
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Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland has returned to
her first calling by accepting the position OF irst
assistant In well-known school for young ladies
In New York.
squad OF Chicago police has closed about two
hundred blackhsted saloons which had not pro
cured ncenseA
The wife OF ex-senator Thurman is announced
Monday.
AZ the New YORK dog show, yesterday, Secretary
whitney purchased ST. Bernard puppy, out OF
the champion Apollo, for $500. and q 81 Bernard
bitch for s.. 600.
Thos Lignte, an employee OF the Brush Electric
while repairing wire, In Philadelphia, yester.
day.
me trial q the Chicago boodlsn was begun
YESTERDAY.
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A Burglars Terrible Mistake.
HE BREAKS INTO A PUGTIIsr'S HOUSE WHILE II
MASTkR L. AT HOME

MASTER Is AT HOME
CHICAGO, IT,, May 4.-Jacl, Burke and Paddy
Carroll, the pugillsts, who have been giving spar
ring exhibitions In Michigan, returned home SUM-
day night. While they were at the dinner table
at BurkeS house Monday afternoon, they heard "A
noise In the basement. Burke went downstairs
just In time 70 catch negro who had forced the
rear door. The intruder showed hight, but only
Tor minute. The next round him lat on his back
IRON the elect or one OF Jacks blows under the
Jaw. In vigorous fashion the pugilist then went
at the burglar, and when he got through carroll
entered the ring and sugged the negro about the
cellar until IL sounded though somebody was
lallng DOWNSTAIRS. After a few minutes OF rare
escape.
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ry,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREET NORTHWEST, NO. COS.
shall offer for sale at public auction the -
premises on WEDNESDAY. the ELEVENTH OLE.
MAY 1887 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, part of lot !. NE
IN square 45S. beginning At point on street north.
distant o6 feet from the southeast corner of said
square, thence east 20 feet thence north 50 feet.
thence west 20 feet, thence south 80 feet to said
street and the place of beginning, improved by two
story brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash, balance in and
two from day Of sale with interest all cash at
the option Of the purchaser Coreyaneng at the cost
OF the purchaser. JAS. q. PAYNE. trustee.
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PETITIONS FOR AND AGAINST SUSPENSION OF THU
LONG AND SHORT HAUL CLAUSE
The Interstate Commerce Commission began its
sessions In New Orleans Monday. Representa-
uves OF the Texas Pacific Railroad, supported by
the town OF Shreveport, argued for the permanent
suspension OF the long and short haul clause A
petition from the Union Pacific Railroad, asking
the suspension Of the fourth clause, presented
ana granted protest against suspension was
presenter by sugar planters and State agr1cul-
turai societies Jno. j. Gragard, OF the New
orleans chamber or commerce, presented a rs.sp-
luton OF that body favor1ng the enforcement OF
the law. Mr.. Gragard added that the Testimony
herAtoiore given was from railroads and persons
whose interests lay I'm railroads. His observation
anu experience went To show that the sentiment
OF the people was I'm favorof enforcement OF the
law. n. X. Stahiman yice-president OF the
LOUISVILLE aud Nashville Railroad, asked n ig
would oe possible 10 get the people TO testify Mr..
Gragard said the people were not organized, and
were consequently not In position 10 make a
show against railroad attorneys, intr1guers and
prioerS- Hon. n. ID. Wallace, OF the Produce Ex-
Change, presented a memorial OF the Produce Rx-
change, Sugar Exchange, Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association, and the Mechanics,
Dealers and Lumber Mems Exchange acting
Jointly, calling for an Enforcement OF the law.
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u
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsrAri:
orr STREET. NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH
BltTWEEN FIRST STREET AND NORTH GAP.
ITOL STREET NORTHWEST, AND ALSO ON
! MAINLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN FOUR-ANUe.
A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the -
District Of Columbia, passed in Equity Csuse No k8
6-40, win sell public auction. In front Of each I
OF the premises the hereinafter described Real 6state
towit:
On WEDNESDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF NAY.
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK P4 :, Lots Nos. 134 and 1885,
In Shepherds subdivision Of square No 623, stuxted
ON street NORTH between LIST and North streets
northwest
On the SAME DAY, at QUARTER-PAST eIX
O'CLOCK PM, viii sell the cost half Of Lot numbered
seven ca, IN Reservation D. situated ON Maryland ave-
nue. between Az and 9th streets southwest, improved
by dwelling house and stable.
Terms Of sale third casl, and the balance to be
paid six twelve and eighteen mouths with interest
from day Of SALE and the payment thereof secured
by the promisory notes Of the purchaser purchs-
sers. all the purchase money be paid cas on day
Of SALE ratification thereof by the court. lien
in reserved property sold for the purchase moncy
and interest," No deed given until purchase money and
interest shall be paid deposit OF $500 each piece
OF property will be required when knocked down. All
not complied with within days after sale the prop
ery will be resod at and cost of defaulttne pur.
chaser. g. g. HENKLE, Trustee.
apSS-dkds THOS. + WA00AAAN. Anck
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IINaOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO. 1913 MAS
SACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHWEST AT AUC-

TON. "|oA ~ NV
= On nm WEDNESDAY -AFTERooN, MAY ELEv-
premises shall sell part of lot 8, in square 5l7, E
LAYING front OF 16 feet and running back so feet
room frame Dwelling No. 426 MASSACHUSETTS,
twelve months. with notes bearing interest at six
per- p All ie1 ea per a. and secured deed Of
qmred at the time Of SALE All convey ancing and
corning t At purchasers cost Sale to be consumated
my4-d&ds THOMAS h0WTTIa Anc4;onear
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Mrs. Deems Sues for Divorce.
A WHL-KNowN cLERGYAANiS SON PLACED IN BAL
LIGHT.

The marital infelicitieS OF DR.. Frank n. Deems
and his young wife, Grace Brotherton Deems, the
son and daughter-in-law OF Rev. Chas. +. Deems,
OF the Church of the Strangers, which have been
rumored for some time, were made public in New
York yesterday on motion before Judge DAILY, OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, on behalf OF Mrs.
Deems, for al1mOny and counsel fees pending the
trial OF suit for divorce, which she has brought
against her husband. DR.. Frank Deems Is about
forty years Old, graduated from Bellevue Medical
College In 1865, and married Grace Brotherton ten
years later The bride was the young daughter OF
Cincinnati banker, who lost all hts property
through the per1dy OF q confidential secretary
Since their marriage the couple have been living
with their father, at 4s2 West Twenty-seoond
street. Theodore, their only child, still resides
with his grandparents, but his mother left the
residence OF her father-in-law last autumn ana is
now a teacher In the Wilson Mission School on Sth
street. MIS- Deems alleges that for the past four
years the conduct OF her husband has been so
cruel and inhuman that she felt IL was dangerous
TO live with him. lie was In the habit, IL is al
legged, OF using opium and other deadly narcotics
She adds that her physicians have declared that
she cannot live II She remains with him. Philip
Carpenter, the doctors counsel, enters a general
denial.
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The Race Tor the AmefiCaS0 Cup
IT WILL BE SAILED OVER THE MAYFLowRR COURSE
SEPTEMBER "a, %, AND OCTOBER I.
Secretary York, OF the Royal Clyde Yacht Club,
has written to Commodore ]. D. Smith, chairman
of the America cup committee. in relation to the
coming races. The three-race scheme is accepted,
as is also the course proposed, namely, the same
as the 0alatea last year. On receipt OF the lette-
ex-Commodore Smith Immediately notified the
other members OF the committee, and, In consul
tatton with Messrs. G. L Haight and C. c. HaigAt,
mined upon september q and %, and october
"a the date for the raceA
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES rEE SALE Of HOUSE No. III 9
FEET FEET BY oME HUNDRED AND TEN FEET.
GOOD CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT, ,
Under and by virtue of certain deed Of trust -
bearing date on the - day of February, A D. SE:'
1884, and duly recorded in Liber No 1905 folio 7i
y ct seq one Of the Land Records Of the District
OF Columbia, and by decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia sitting court Of equity,
passed IN equity cause No. 1O452 We as Trustees nm
ENTEENTH pay OF MAY, A. D. 1881, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, at public auction In front Of the
premises sell al that certain piece parcel and lot Of
known and being part of original Lot 10 in Square
9S. having front Of 40 feet on street northeast
and running back Of width 10 feet the depth OF
said lot the same being more described in
said deed OF trust together with the improvements
thereon consisting of good two-story Frame Dwell
ing.
Terms of sale: 81 500 in cash. the balance in equal
at and two years secured by the
OF the and deed of trust upon the
sold or Al CASH at the purchasers option. Terms to
be with IN ten days from the day Of sale
risk of the defauting purchaser deposit of 800 re-
Quired on the day of sale.
R RENyAkb1 I F. p1 IITss6HTNEEl Trustees.
my4-d& Offices 49, Louisiana ave. n W.